Colostrum

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You may have a non cancerous tumor of the pituitary gland. See your doctor and have your prolactin level checked. Good luck!

mine was. its a yellowish color

usually only in instances of a brain tumor(which would be very, very rare) Maybe a very small amount during the month. Take a pregnancy test and contact your MD.

It is absolutely important for foals to have colostrum in the early hours after birth to make sure they have the proper antibodies in their system for their immune systems to function properly. A blood test is available to evaluate the presence of antibodies and there is a blood transfusion that will be required if the anti-bodies are too low. It IS a matter of life and death for the foal. FOR HOWRSE: true

The chances of pregnancy after tubal ligation is about 1/300. If you haven't seen a doctor I would advise you to, this could be as simple as a hormonal imbalance but there are some rare tumors that cause lactation. This is something that needs to be looked into.

The colostrum of cattle is the first milk from a cow to her calf used to not only feed the calf but provide the calf with a start up of the calf's' immune system. It is milk that is comprised of immunoglobins and antibodies which help boost the calf's immune system by feed it antibodies that the cow has generated or received from vaccinations prior to giving birth.

About 6 months

those are not signs of pregnancy. leaking colostrum doesnt happen until late in pregnancy or after birth. brown discharge just sounds like the end of period or you are just diseased.

Sounds like either your milk came in, or your overproducing

no, we can't. colostrum were made for the future babies. it will produced if a female get pregnant.

Colostrum is believed to boost the immune system. In lupus, the immune system is both confused and overactive. Lupus is managed by suppressiong the immune system. Attempting to boost and already over active immune system is counterproductive. No. Do not do this.

Yes. The only reason your body is producing colostrum is because of the pregnancy hormone

Cow Colstrum has been classified in the FSS Act or Ayurvedic . if so what is the classification.

Colostrum, a nutrient-rich fluid produced by mammals shortly after giving birth, is generally considered safe and is not known to contain sulfa or penicillin. However, if you have specific allergies, it's important to consult with a healthcare professional before taking colostrum or any supplement. They can help assess any potential risks based on your health history. Always prioritize expert advice when it comes to allergies and supplementation.

Colostrum is the pre-milk from the breasts.

Colostrum is a fluid that precedes the production of real breast milk. It is very rich in antibodies and minerals. It doesn't produce nearly as much as breast milk, but it is filling for a newborn baby who can only consume teaspoons to a tablespoon of milk in the very beginning. It may appear just before labor and delivery of a newborn, or it may not appear until up to 24 hours post-partum. You may only produce colostrum for anywhere from a couple of days to a week or two before breast milk comes in.

It is 'safe' to drink. Your newborn baby depends on this from nursing mothers because of the fact that it is so much richer in antibodies, nutrients, and minerals than regular breast milk. It's a great jump start in the health of your newborn if you are nursing. It's just as safe for an adult to drink - say if you 'leak' a little colostrum if you and your partner are having sexual relations (foreplay or intercourse or both) - but it may not taste all that great to your partner. However, for newborns, the taste is great!

I wouldn't recommend your partner to try to 'milk' the colostrum from your breasts just for the purpose of drinking it himself (or herself). Save this milk to be nursed by your newborn! But 'accidents' do happen and they will leak when you become aroused also, and in this case, he (or she) will be just fine if they accidentally have a swallow.

No, it is not safe to mix colostrum from different days when feeding newborn animals. Mixing colostrum from different days can lead to contamination and reduce the effectiveness of the antibodies present in the colostrum, which are crucial for the newborn animal's immune system development. It is best to feed newborn animals colostrum from their own mother or from a trusted source to ensure their health and well-being.